How to Do the Military March on a Turntable

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Summary: Do the military march when scratching on a turntable as a DJ; learn how with tips from our professional disc jockey in this free DJ video music lesson.

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Corey Black Corey Black aka the Turntabalist has been working as a DJ for over 15 years. He first became interested in being a DJ at a local family gathering and his inte... read more

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How to Do the Military March on a Turntable

Corey Black here again turntables the master don't forget that. We are pretty much going to move to the next scratch which is the military march something that I like to thing that was made up looking at old army videos. You never know. Pretty much what you got is you got the fader in you are going a scribble. Once you go ibit it cross the fader and kind of do the process over and over again. Now once again that is ....on the last stab you move it out so it is going. Faster. You could kind of incorporate stabs I haven't gotten it to that yet but, this is pretty much something that is like. So you kind of incorporate both so I let you here that. Hit the beat. This is Corey Black on behalf of Expert Village thank you.